Sentences with phrase «go unresolved as»

Not exact matches

The session was scheduled to end last week but went into overtime as several issues remain unresolved, including rent regulations, which expired nine days ago.

Speaking of Go Hillsborough, the fate of that possible county transportation tax remains unresolved as of this posting.

Mr. Bellone said Mr. Spota refused to cooperate with federal law enforcement officials on the Gilgo Beach murders, unnecessarily prosecuted former Suffolk Det. John Oliva, lied about former police chief James Burke to conceal his past and violated his sacred oath as the top law enforcement official by letting criminals go and leaving some cases unresolved.

Naturopaths like me are coming across more and more patients who react poorly to gluten, but we also see many who believe that they react to gluten when in fact they have other underlying (often unresolved) digestive issues going on such as poor bowel flora, drinking alcohol regularly, stress related digestive issues (very common these days) and a host of other causes which often go unresolved.

When the elder Fangs go missing under mysterious circumstances, the siblings are forced to unpack long - dormant and unresolved issues from their unorthodox childhoods as they search for their parents.

Confronting unresolved romantic feelings toward her ex-flame Jack (William Mapother), who went on to marry close friend Zoey (Ione Skye), Valinda is forced to face down her current reality, which includes the possibility of starting a family with uptight husband Will (Tate Donovan), who wishes his wife would stop letting what he views as petty teenage nostalgia rule her daily life.

Screenwriter Jeff Nathanson (The Terminal), who conceived the story with franchise veteran Terry Rosio, goes out of his way to try and tie up every loose end left unresolved by the previous films especially as they pertain to Jack Sparrow and Hector Barbossa, their relationship the core element everything ends up revolving around.

Moreover, because this fight remains unresolved, these gains are dismissed and the charter sector's ability to serve as a source of innovation for the broader system goes unrealized.

A son who chooses his profession as a rebuke to his father is going to have a lot of unresolved issues.

It's important to address fear as soon as possible though, because it usually worsens if gone unresolved.

Conflict situations are more difficult to resolve as time goes by, and the longer an issue remains unresolved the greater the chance it will escalate out of control.

If emotional issues are not addressed and go unresolved, lawyers often find their work hindered as a result of on - going conflicts.

As mentioned above, when people think about going beyond a superficial view of marriage they often think about unresolved childhood issues.

Overcome a gridlock: Often perpetual conflicts go unresolved when we get stuck in negative patterns of relating such as the distance - pursuer pattern — a tug - of - war where one person actively tries to change the other person, and the other resists it.

Resentment and anger can build as issues go unresolved.

[T] he Native Title Act went a substantial way in settling the fundamental grievance of indigenous Australia; the brutal dispossession of their lands and the smashing of their ways of life at the hands of an alien imperial power... I saw the opportunity of the native title route as a modality in dealing with and settling unresolved questions of indigenous land justice in this country... One of its main objects is to «provide for the recognition and protection of native title»; that is, those rights and interests finding their origin in indigenous law and custom; not finding those rights and interests arising solely or peculiarly from the Act itself.

The hottest unresolved topic (as indicated by both mother and child) was chosen for the conflict discussion (e.g., going to bed on time, fighting with sibling).